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This does not quite work. For today's word (abbey): - input "arise" (match "a", wrong position "e") - solver says there are 10 possible words, one of them is
by pedrosorio 5y ago
This does not quite work.
For today's word (abbey):
- input "arise" (match "a", wrong position "e")
- solver says there are 10 possible words, one of them is "apnea"
- input "apnea" (match "a", match "e") EDIT: fixed
- solver says there are 0 possible words (it assumes last "a" should appear yellow, but the wordle page has the last "a" as grey because there is only one "a" in the word)
- phalangion 5y agoApnea would be match for “a” and “e”
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- pedrosorio 5y agoThank you! That's what I meant to write (and what I did in the solver), but instead copy pasted from the line above. Check it out: https://imgur.com/a/NGd8IHJ https://imgur.com/a/NGd8IHJ
- geoduck14 5y agoSPOILER!!!!
- TheRealNGenius 5y agowelp too late now. Yesterday was the first time I played, after reading about some monetization thing on HN related to wordle. For me, my first guess was ABIDE, and was able to get AB in the correct location, with e in there as well. Thinking that e was the second last letter, I was convinced it was ABLED, since it was the only word I could think of with an e in that position, but I didn't realize that I already tried D in the first word. Using guesses 3-4, I wasn't able to narrow it down further than AB_E_. But I was able to eliminate some characters, leaving only ~ Q, X, Z, Y, J, K, F. In my mind, I couldn't figure out what 5 letter word could be made using just these letters, so I systematically tried swapping all combinations (wordle doesn't accept fake words). It was only after that that I realized I could repeat letters, so I tried until I figured out duplicating B would give abbey, which seemed probably enough to be a real word.